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12 Cards in this Set
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bilineal
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one may define one's membership in a family either through the father of the mother's line
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neolocal
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establish household of own
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conjugal nuclear family
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a family system in which the key unit is the husband/wife pair.
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consanguineal family
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family system in which the strongest link is intergenerational, the father/son link, or mother/daughter link.adult children are expected to take care of their elders. obligation to family itself
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polygyny
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one man may havee more than one wife
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polyandry
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one woman has more than one husband
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serial monogamy
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one may have more than one spouse over one's lifetime, one at a time
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egalitarian
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husband and wife both ahve power in the family
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5 social institutions found in all societies
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religious, political, economic, educational, familial
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functions of the family
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1)socialization and acculturation of children.
2) division of labor between husband and wife. 3)adults find an outlet for their sexual needs 4)adults have place to produce and raise children 5) emotional support and companionship to all members |
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DNA
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a complex molecule that contains genetic information
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tempermant
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an individual's behavioral style and characteristic way of emotionally responding.
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